Pete Davidson: Pete Davidson Returns to SNL for Hilarious Musical Sketch with John Mulaney

Pete Davidson: Pete Davidson made a surprise appearance on Saturday Night Live this weekend, teaming up with John Mulaney for a side-splitting musical sketch set in a Port Authority Duane Reade. Following the success of past sketches like “Diner Lobster” and “Bodega Bathroom,” this latest installment showcased the quirky items you might find in a New York City convenience store.

In the sketch, Davidson and Andrew Dismukes played two friends on a mission for a gallon of milk. Mulaney, portraying the baffled store clerk, quipped about the milk being “surrounded by cans of Twisted iced tea in a fridge that’s hotter than the store.” Things took a musical turn when Mulaney announced, “Just as the prophecy foretold,” leading to an unexpected performance by two possums—played by Kenan Thompson and Ego Nwodim—who sang a hilarious parody of “Circle of Life,” all about “possum milk.”

The laughs kept coming as Davidson and Dismukes made other unusual requests, sparking additional musical numbers. Bowen Yang joined in as a shady bus driver belting out a version of “Master of the House,” and there was even a fun take on “Wilkommen” from Cabaret, featuring Chloe Fineman and a crew of Timothée Chalamet lookalikes. Andy Samberg also dropped by as a dead baby bear from Central Park, delivering a punchline that had the audience in stitches.

As Mulaney hosts SNL for the sixth time, fans are buzzing about the potential for more collaborations with Davidson, given their comedic chemistry. This season promises to keep viewers entertained with more unexpected sketches and surprises.

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